Here are some excellent factsheets taken from the curriculum-press and courtesy of http://www.physicsandmathstutor.com. They come with information, facts, example questions, tests and mark schemes (for most of the questions anyway).
Module 1 – Practical Skills in Physics
- Accuracy in Electrical Investigations
- Dynamics Experiments Using Light Gates
- Experiments Hooke’s Law and Young Modulus
- Experiments with Waves
- Gas Law Practicals and Absolute Zero
- Graphical Work in Electricity
- Graphical Work with Electromagnetic Induction
- Interpreting and Drawing Graphs of Motion
- Interpreting and Using V-I Graphs
- Practical Techniques for Damping Oscillations
Module 2 – Foundation of Physics
Module 3 – Forces and Motion
3.1 Motion
- Difficulties with Motion and Energy problems
- Displacement-Time and Velocity-Time Graphs
- Interpreting and Drawing Graphs of Motion
- Motion I
- Solving Problems on Projectiles
- Why Students Lose Marks – Motion Questions
3.2 Forces in Action
- Applying Newton’s Laws
- Dynamics Experiments Using Light Gates
- Understanding Frictional Forces
- Vectors and Forces
- Where Students Make Mistakes Balanced Forces and Action-Reaction pairs
- Why Students Lose Marks – Forces
3.3 Work, Energy and Power
- Answering Questions Using Conservation of Mechanical Energy
- Difficulties with Motion and Energy problems
- Energy Changes for Vertical Motion
- Work Energy and Power
3.4 Materials
- Experiments Hooke’s Law and Young Modulus
- Material Properties
- Stress and Strain in Metals
- The Young Modulus
3.5 Momentum
Module 4 – Electrons, Waves and Photons
4.1, 4.2 & 4.3 Electricity topics
- Answering Exam Questions – Series and Parallel Calculations
- Voltage, Current, Resistance and I-V Characteristics
- Circuits – Answering Questions
- Electric Current Voltage and Resistance
- Electrons as Charge Carriers
- Energy in Electric Circuits
- Graphical Work in Electricity
- Interpreting and Using V-I Graphs
- The Negative Temperature Coefficient (NTC) Thermistor and the Light Dependent Resistor
- The Physics of Semiconductor Diodes
- The Potential Divider and its Use
- Why Students Lose Marks Current Electricity
4.4 Waves
- Diffraction Effects
- Diffraction and Light
- Experiments with Waves
- Interference
- Optical Fibres in Communication
- Polaroids and Polarisation
- Refraction Calculations
- Stationary Waves on Strings and in Air Columns
- Waves Basics
4.5 Quantum Physics
- Calculations on the Photoelectric Effect
- Calculations on the Quantum Atom
- The Quantum Nature of Light
- Wave-Particle Duality – The Electron
Module 5 – Newtonian World and Astrophysics
5.1 Thermal Physics
- Calculations First Law of Thermodynamics
- First Law of Thermodynamics
- Gas Law Practicals and Absolute Zero
- Molecular Kinetic Theory
- Molecules, Moles and Mass
- Specific Heat Capacity and Specific Latent Heat
- The Gas Laws
5.2 Circular Motion
5.3 Oscillations
- Answering Exam Questions – Simple Harmonic Motion
- Damping in Oscillations
- Mechanical Oscillations and the Mass-Spring System
- Practical Techniques for Damping Oscillations
- Simple Harmonic Motion Basic Principles
- The Simple Pendulum
5.4 Gravitational Fields
5.5 Astrophysics and Cosmology
- Atomic Calculations from the Bohr Model
- Electromagnetic Doppler Effect and the Expanding Universe
- Line Spectra
- Lives of Stars
- Measuring Distances in Astronomy
- Solar System Part I
- Solar System Part II
- Stars Luminosity and Surface Temperature
Module 6 – Particles and Medical Physics
6.1 Capacitors
6.2 Electric Fields
- Calculations Charged Particles in Electric and Magnetic fields
- Coulomb’s Law
- Electric Field Strength and Potential
- Linear Particle Accelerators
6.3 Electromagnetism
6.4 Nuclear and Particle Physics
- Conservation Laws in Particle Physics
- Mass Defect and Mass Loss
- Nuclear Reactors
- Nuclear Transformations and Binding Energy
- Particle Paths
- Particle Physics
- Principles of Detecting Particles
- Probing Matter
- Radioactive Decay Calculations
- Radioactivity I
- Radioactivity II
- Radioactivity Questions
6.5 Medical Imaging
These are a bit old now but the questions are perfectly valid if you want to try a question a day in the run up to end of year exams or your actual exams.
For a clearer image of this daily revision calendar for As Module 4: Electrons Waves and Photons questions – suitable for OCR A click here: Physics in April Module 4 pdf
For a clearer image of this daily revision calendar for As Module 6: Particles and Medical Physics questions – suitable for OCR A click here: Physics in April Module 6 pdf
I will post some solutions every so often – enjoy!